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Advanced Directives and Decision-Making in Elder Law. This paper describes a few of the important legal documents that can be relied on for ensuring protection of estate and long-term care for aging individuals. Discussed here are court-appointed authorities (Conservators) and Advance Directives (such as Power of Attorney, Living Will) that can prevent competency hearings from taking place.
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Dementia Patients: Caregiver Responsibilities. This three-page graduate-level paper discusses strategies to reduce common behavior problems in dementia patients and minimize family/caregiver abuse with those patients.
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Power-Influence Approach. This three-paper thoroughly examines a case study of Daphne, a first-line supervisor at Schumer Medical Devices, Incorporation and answers the three given questions accordingly based on analysis and comprehension.
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Case Study and Analysis: Debra Stapleton's New Job at Western Chemical. This graduate paper applies Kant's ethical reasoning to develop an analysis of Debra Stapleton's ethical dilemma giving suggestions on what should be done to resolve this dilemma.
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Analogy of a Cell and its Structures and Functions to a City. A 3-page creative paper that compares the Cell and its Structures and Functions to a City.
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True Beauty. This is a paper comparing 2 articles on beauty. Children that grow up as obese often have problems, but Model Emme has a positive attitude and encourages other women to be positive about their size. Appearance obsession is often found in black people, but true beauty can be found inside.
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Metabolism of Coffee and Its Affects on the Body with increased usage. Larger doses, therefore, become necessary to avoid withdrawal symptoms. The exact mechanisms of caffeine's effects are not well known but are due, in general, to altered levels of certain neurotransmitters and the metabolism of circulating free fatty acids.
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